SPORT ADMINISTRATION - University Of Louisville
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O U R A D VA N TA G E SLearn from and research with world-renowned professors.Enhance your teaching skills.Publish your work.Catapult your career.EXPE RIENC EEvery day is interactive. Students from around the world including the UnitedStates, Canada, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Malaysia, and Sweden thrive in ouroutstanding program, while teaching and learning in state-of-the-art classrooms.Our program is a research-oriented degree where students actively engage inresearch teams with faculty and other doctoral students. Submitting proposalsfor presentations at national and international conferences as well as writing forpublication is encouraged and expected. A clear research focus helps matchstudents with advisors and prepares them for a dissertation topic.FACU LTYLearn from and with the best. Our professors leverage extensive publicationrecords with strong industry experience to generate research that addressessport industry trends, challenging you to grow, and helping you actualize yourpursuit of a career in education. Everyone is on your team.LIFES TYLELive in a place you love. Louisville is special because it’s big-time sports in a smallcity. It’s endless opportunity. It’s affordable. It’s engaging. Our students proudlycall “the Ville” home.// PH.D. IN SPAD
MOMENTUMWHY CARDINALS SUCCEED100%Employment. Our students succeed in finding top notchteaching or research jobs immediately after graduation.In this competitive field, we are proud to consistentlyempower new academic leaders.75 YEARS30 Combined teaching experience among our faculty, whohave authored textbooks and collaborated on hundredsof articles and reviews.University of Louisville, Ph.D. in ELOD - Sport Administrationalumni working in academics and the sport industry.9Textbooks authored or co-authored by our faculty.1UofL is the first Sport Administration Ph.D. program to beaccredited. University of Louisville Sport Administration isthe only program accredited by the Commission on SportManagement Accredidation (COSMA) at all three levels undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral.// PH.D. IN SPAD
KEY POINTSDEGR EE FOCU SOur degree is a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership and Organizational Development (ELOD), with a specializationin Sport Administration. Many programs across the country are part of larger Ph.D. programs. At the Universityof Louisville, ELOD is the umbrella degree for a variety of programs. This association allows us to utilize theresources of the Educational Leadership program while still providing a comprehensive sport administrationcurriculum.DEGREE REQUIREMENTSOur students come from a variety of educational backgrounds. To ensure students have sufficient mastery of thecore content areas, students may be required to take graduate level courses in Sport Administration as part oftheir specialty component or elective component.TIMETABLE OF STUDYTypically, it takes a full-time doctoral student two (2) years to complete all coursework in order to become eligibleto take Comprehensive Exams. A dissertation typically requires 1-2 years of additional research and writing.Students usually finish the program in three (3) years.FUND ING SOUR CESFunding opportunities are limited and highly competitive, as it is at other institutions. Often, funding opportunitiesmay take the form of a GTA (Graduate Teaching Assistant) and qualified students may also be eligible for selectedUniversity Fellowships. Students interested in loans or other financial assistance should contact the Financial AidOffice.RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIESPartner with fellow doctoral students or faculty to do research in your chosen area of focus. The goal of theseprojects is publication in academic journals.TEACHING OPPORTUNITIESOpportunities are available to teach undergraduate and graduate SPAD classes. Ph.D. students have taughtundergraduate core and elective courses and supervised interns.PERSONAL CONNECTIONThe University of Louisville does not offer an online program. We are proud of our commitment to in-class Ph.D.study, research, and collaboration.// P.HD. IN SPAD
HOW WE WORKOUR SPORT ADMINISTRATION EXPERIENCEWHOStudents from across the world call UofL home. Many doctoral studentsjoin us after several years working in sport or other industries. Somestudents return to our classrooms after lengthy careers, looking to gainthe Louisville advantage.WHATThe Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Leadership and OrganizationalDevelopment (ELOD) encompasses five specialties: Sport Administration,P-12 Administration, Post-secondary Administration, Human ResourceDevelopment, and Evaluation. It prepares graduates to understand andperform basic and applied research in their specialty area.WHEREStudents take courses on UofL’s Belknap Campus. We are located onthe first floor of the Student Activities Center near the bookstore. Our areafeatures state-of-the-art classrooms. Most classes are in the evenings(usually 4:30 - 7pm). All required courses are taught during the fall orspring semesters. Additional courses may be during summer sessions.WHYOur mission is to prepare you with skill sets to become the next generationof educators, researchers, leaders, and academic decision makers. Ourprogram encourages the pursuit of excellence in local, national, andinternational communities. Admission is competitive. A cohort is typically2 - 3 new students each year.// PH.D. IN SPAD
A C A D E M I C I M PA C TCollaborative student and faculty work has appeared in:PUBLICATIONSPUBLICATIONSPEER REVIEW JOURNALSSPORT ADMINISTRATION TEXTBOOKSJournal of Sport ManagementGovernance and Policy in Sport OrganizationsSport Marketing QuarterlyParalympic Sport: All Sports for all PeopleSport Management ReviewPrinciples and Practice of Sport ManagementEuropean Sport Management QuarterlySport Law: A Managerial ApproachJournal of Legal Aspects of SportManaging Sport EventsInternational Journal of Sport CommunicationIssues and Ethics in SportPRESENTATIONSEDITORIAL BOARDSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCESRESPECTED JOURNALSNorth American Society for Sport ManagementJournal of Sport ManagementEuropean Association for Sport ManagementSport Marketing QuarterlySport Marketing AssociationJournal of Legal Aspects of SportSport and Recreation Law AssociationJournal of Sport for Development and PeaceNorth American Society for the Sociology of SportCommunication and SportInternational Association of Communication and SportSTUDENT AWARDSFACULTY AWARDSPRESTIGIOUS RECOGNITIONPRESTIGIOUS RECOGNITIONBernard Patrick Maloy Graduate Student ResearchNASSM Earle F. Zeigler AwardAward John Richard Binford Memorial AwardSRLA Betty van der Smissen Leadership AwardCEHD Outstanding Graduate Student AwardNASSM Diversity AwardLaboratory for Diversity in Sport Dissertation GrantSMA David K. Stotlar AwardUofL Provost’s Award for Exemplary Advising// PH.D. IN SPAD
SAMPLE PLAN OF STUDYSPECIALTY COMPONENTS (42 hours minimum)CREDIT HOURSELFH 710 Doctoral Seminar in Educational Administration3ELFH 780 Problem Analysis in Educational Leadership I3SPAD 701 Seminar in Sport Administration Research3SPAD 702 Research Colloquium I3SPAD 703 Seminar in Sport Consumer Research3ELFH 704 Quantitative Methods3SPAD 705 Seminar in Sport and Social Issues3Courses selected with program committee approval (24)RESEARCH METHODOLOGY (27 hours minimum)ELFH 601 Applied Statistics3ELFH 701 Intermediate Statistics3ELFH 703 Multivariate Educational Statistics3ELFH 704 Qualitative Field Research MethodsELFH 705 Qualitative Data Analysis and Representation123ELECTIVE COMPONENT (21 hours minimum)Hours selected with program committee approval (21)TOTAL: 90 HOURS (45 at University of Louisville)// PH.D. IN SPAD
LOUISVILLEPROFESSORSADAM COCCOAdam Cocco joined the Sport Administration doctoral program in August 2017. He receivedhis undergraduate degree in Business Administration from Youngstown State University andhis M.A. in Economics from the University of Akron. His prior work experience includes overseven years as a data analyst in the financial sector. He also has provided financial analysisand assisted with gameday operations for two lower-division soccer teams in the UnitedStates. His research areas focus on the economic impact of sport on local communities andthe psychological connection between sport teams and their fans.EVAN FREDERICKMEG HANCOCKDr. Hancock received a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership and Organizational Developmentwith an emphasis in Sport Administration from the University of Louisville. Her researchinterests include gender and diversity in the workplace, sport management education,and sport for development. Prior to UofL, she worked as an assistant athletic director andassistant dean of first-year students at Dartmouth College. She also has a B.A. insociology/anthropology from Randolph College and an M.S. in higher education from MiamiUniversity.MARY A. HUMSDr. Mary A. Hums received a Ph.D. in Sport Management from Ohio State University, anM.A. in Athletic Administration and an M.B.A. from the University of Iowa and a B.B.A.in Management from the University of Notre Dame. Prior to coming to the Universityof Louisville, Dr. Hums served on the Sport Management faculty at the University ofMassachusetts-Amherst, directed the Sport Management Program at Kennesaw StateUniversity, was Athletic Director at St. Mary-of-the-Woods College and has worked fourParalympic Games.ANITA M. MOORMANDr. Frederick received a Ph.D. in Sport Management from Indiana University. He alsoreceived his M.S. in Sport Management and B.A. in Communication and Culture from IndianaUniversity. He teaches in the areas of sport communication and organizational behavior. Hisresearch interest is the intersection of sport and social media. His prior work experience inProfessor Moorman received a law degree from Southern Methodist University andpracticed law in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in the areas of commercial and securitieslitigation for 10 years. Professor Moorman also holds an M.S. in Sport Management fromthe University of Oklahoma, and a B.S. in Political Science from Oklahoma State University.Professor Moorman teaches in the areas of sport law, facility and event management, andlegal aspects of the sport industry.CHRIS GREENWELLGIN PRESLEYDr. Greenwell received a Ph.D. in Sport Management from the Ohio State University, aM. S. in Sport Management from Georgia Southern University and a B. B. A. fromMcKendree University. He teaches in the areas of sport marketing and sport eventmanagement. His prior work experience includes marketing, promotion and eventmanagement with the Saint Louis University athletic department and with variousprofessional sport organizations.Regina (Gin) Presley received a Bachelor of Science in Human Performance & Sport fromMetropolitan State University of Denver and a M.S. in Sport Administration from theUniversity of Northern Colorado. She has a background in small business development,event and entertainment management and undergraduate athletic and business advising.She teaches Introduction to Sport Management, Sport Ethics, Sport Governance, and SeniorSeminar.MARION HAMBRICKDr. Hambrick received a Ph.D. in sport administration from the University of Louisville, anM.B.A. in finance from the University of Kentucky, and a B.A. in finance from TransylvaniaUniversity. He teaches courses in sport finance and sport marketing as well as the seniorcapstone course. His sport industry experience includes working for the Kentucky DerbyFestival and volunteering with the local bicycling community. He was also a financial analystfor ten years outside of the sport industry.MEGAN SHREFFLERDr. Megan Shreffler received a Ph.D. in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Sport Managementfrom the University of Minnesota, a M.A. in Sport Administration and Leadership from SeattleUniversity, and a B.A. in English Education, Southern Illinois University. Prior to working atUofL, she worked with the WNBA’s Seattle Storm and as a high school coach. Her researchinterests include new media usage in sport, customer service and relationship marketing.// PH.D. IN SPAD
LOUISVILLEALUMNIDUSTIN THORN (‘10) Assistant Professor, Xavier UniversityMARION HAMBRICK (‘10) Associate Professor, University of LouisvilleYUNG CHOU CHEN (‘10) Assistant Professor, National Chung Cheng UniversityGREG GREENHALGH (‘10) Assistant Professor, Virginia Commonwealth UniversityGLENNA BOWER (‘04) Associate Dean, University of Southern IndianaJASON SIMMONS (‘11) Assistant Professor, University of CincinnatiHOLLY SHEILLEY (‘04) Vice President for Athletics, Transylvania UniversityMEGHAN McDONOGH (‘11) Head Lacrosse Coach & Asst. AD, Catholic UniversityIAN PATRICK (‘04) Director, Alumni Affairs, Bellarmine UniversityGARY PENG LIANG TAN (‘11) Residence Life Coord. & Adjunct Professor, Florida Intl. Univ.FRED GIBSON (’04) Associate Professor, Western Kentucky UniversityJAEPIL HA (’12) Assistant Professor, Gyeongsang National UniversityROBERT THRASHER (‘06) Retired - Lees McRae UniversityMEG HANCOCK (’12) Chair, Health & Sport Sciences, University of LouisvilleAMY BAKER (’06) Former Dept. Chair & Associate Professor, Belmont UniversityTARA MAHONEY (’13) Associate Professor, SUNY CortlandSTEVE DITTMORE (‘06) Assistant Dean, University of ArkansasMAKI ITOH (’14) Associate Professor, Hosei UniversityJONETTA WEBER (‘07) UBM & Adjunct Prof. in Sociology, Univ. of LouisvilleSUN KANG (‘15) Assistant Professor, Manchester UniversityNELS POPP (‘07) Assistant Professor, University of North CarolinaPER SVENSSON (‘15) Assistant Professor, Louisiana State UniversitySCOTT CRAWFORD (‘07) Commissioner, Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conf.JASON RICE (‘15) Assistant Professor, North Central CollegeSEONG-HEE PARK (‘07) Associate Professor, Hankuk UniversityCHRIS HANNA (‘16) Assistant Professor, Georgia Southern UniversityERIC BROWNLEE (‘08) Associate Professor, Gannon UniversityCHULHWAN CHOI (’16) Project Manager, Pyeong Chang Organizing CommitteeJASON MILLER (‘08) Tennis Service Representative, USTAALICIA CINTRON (‘17) Assistant Professor, University of CincinnatiSAGATOMO TOKUYAMA (‘09) Assistant Professor, Shigakukan UniversitySAM SCHMIDT (‘18) Assistant Professor, Wilkes UniversityDONG YOO HAN (‘09) Assistant Professor, Hannam University// PH.D. IN SPAD
JOIN OUR TEAMOUR ADMISSIONS PROCESSStudents are evaluated for admission to the program using a holistic approach, whichconsiders the following qualifications:1. Is the applicant likely to succeed in doctoral study? Is there evidence the applicantpossesses professional expertise and promise?2. Does this doctoral program appear to be a viable match for the applicant’s goals?Required application materials include: Graduate Application Resume or Curriculum Vita Three (3) letters of recommendation GRE and/or GMAT Test Scores (TOEFL for international applicants) Transcripts — undergraduate and graduate Four (4) page formal statement of goals, including career aspiration and intendedline of research For a complete description of required materials, please elodAdmission review dates are October 1st and February 1st. Applicants wishing to beconsidered for a University Fellowship must meet the October 1st deadline.Send all materials to:University of Louisville, School of Interdisciplinary and Graduate Studies2211 S. Brook St., Houchens Bldg., Rm. 105 Louisville, Kentucky 40292Email: gradadm@louisville.eduPhone: (502) 852-3101, (800) 334-8635 Fax: (502) 852-3111Sport Administration Contact: Dr. Mary A. Hums, Email: mary.hums@louisville.edu// PH.D. IN SPAD
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the only program accredited by the Commission on Sport Management Accredidation (COSMA) at all three levels - undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral. . in Sport Administration. Many programs across the country are part of larger Ph.D. programs. At the University . Adam Cocco joined the Sport Administration doctoral program in August 2017. He .
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